General Knowledge Quiz #447
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General Knowledge Quiz #447
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American singer Lionel Richie is a former member of which funk and soul band, who had hits with "Brick House" and "Three Times a Lady"?
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Which Chinese waterway, which reaches the ocean near Shanghai, is the longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world, at just under 4000 miles long?
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Who is the only quarterback to have won 5 Superbowl titles, all achieved during his career with the New England Patriots?
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Iraq's invasion of which state on the Persian Gulf, in August 1990, sparked a UN-backed intervention which would become known as the Gulf War?
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The Australian monolith, formerly known as Ayer's Rock, is now referred to by which indigenous title?
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Which British tennis player became, in 2016, the first to ever win two Olympic singles titles?
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Which politician was elected leader of the UK Labour Party, following the sudden death of John Smith in 1994?
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Which pop singer starred as Argentinian first lady Eva Peron in the film version of Evita, released in 1996?
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Which prison in Paris was stormed on July 14th, 1789, releasing all 7 inmates who remained inside and marked the beginning of the French Revolution?
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20. Which European city on the Danube is home to the second oldest electric-powered metro system in the world, predated only by the London Underground?
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Which large member of the weasel family, native to North America and Russia, is sometimes referred to as the Glutton, or Carcajou?
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Along with Labrador, which large island, with the capital St. John, joined Canada from the United Kingdom in 1949?
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Indira Gandhi, Indian Prime Minister from 1966-1977, 1980-84, was the daughter of which other former leader?
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The Orient Express originally travelled from Paris to which other terminus in south-eastern Europe?
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In 2004, football manager José Mourinho won his first UEFA Champions League title when which of his teams defeated AS Monaco in the final?
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In which lunar "sea" did the Eagle Lander - carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - touch down during the Apollo 11 mission of 1969?
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In which African nation does the once semi-mythical city of Timbuktu now reside?
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Which European city on the Danube is home to the second oldest electric-powered metro system in the world, predated only by the London Underground?
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12. American singer Lionel Richie is a former member of which funk and soul band, who had hits with "Brick House" and "Three Times a Lady"?
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4. Who is the only quarterback to have won 5 Superbowl titles, all achieved during his career with the New England Patriots?
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5. Iraq's invasion of which state on the Persian Gulf, in August 1990, sparked a UN-backed intervention which would become known as the Gulf War?
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6. The Australian monolith, formerly known as Ayer's Rock, is now referred to by which indigenous title?
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7. Which British tennis player became, in 2016, the first to ever win two Olympic singles titles?
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8. Which politician was elected leader of the UK Labour Party, following the sudden death of John Smith in 1994?
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9. Which pop singer starred as Argentinian first lady Eva Peron in the film version of Evita, released in 1996?
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10. Which prison in Paris was stormed on July 14th, 1789, releasing all 7 inmates who remained inside and marked the beginning of the French Revolution?
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11. Which England striker remains the only player (as of 2019) to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final, after scoring three against in a 4-2 victory against West Germany in 1966?
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3. Which Chinese waterway, which reaches the ocean near Shanghai, is the longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world, at just under 4000 miles long?
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13. Which large member of the weasel family, native to North America and Russia, is sometimes referred to as the Glutton, or Carcajou?
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14. Along with Labrador, which large island, with the capital St. John, joined Canada from the United Kingdom in 1949?
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15. Indira Gandhi, Indian Prime Minister from 1966-1977, 1980-84, was the daughter of which other former leader?
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16. The Orient Express originally travelled from Paris to which other terminus in south-eastern Europe?
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17. In 2004, football manager José Mourinho won his first UEFA Champions League title when which of his teams defeated AS Monaco in the final?
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18. In which lunar "sea" did the Eagle Lander - carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - touch down during the Apollo 11 mission of 1969?
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19. In which African nation does the once semi-mythical city of Timbuktu now reside?
Questions & Answers
Interactive Quiz
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American singer Lionel Richie is a former member of which funk and soul band, who had hits with "Brick House" and "Three Times a Lady"?The Commodores
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Which Chinese waterway, which reaches the ocean near Shanghai, is the longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world, at just under 4000 miles long?Yangtze
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Who is the only quarterback to have won 5 Superbowl titles, all achieved during his career with the New England Patriots?Tom Brady
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Iraq's invasion of which state on the Persian Gulf, in August 1990, sparked a UN-backed intervention which would become known as the Gulf War?Kuwait
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The Australian monolith, formerly known as Ayer's Rock, is now referred to by which indigenous title?Uluru
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Which British tennis player became, in 2016, the first to ever win two Olympic singles titles?Sir Andy Murray
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Which politician was elected leader of the UK Labour Party, following the sudden death of John Smith in 1994?Tony Blair
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Which pop singer starred as Argentinian first lady Eva Peron in the film version of Evita, released in 1996?Madonna
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Which prison in Paris was stormed on July 14th, 1789, releasing all 7 inmates who remained inside and marked the beginning of the French Revolution?Le Bastille
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20. Which European city on the Danube is home to the second oldest electric-powered metro system in the world, predated only by the London Underground?Budapest
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Which large member of the weasel family, native to North America and Russia, is sometimes referred to as the Glutton, or Carcajou?Wolverine
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Along with Labrador, which large island, with the capital St. John, joined Canada from the United Kingdom in 1949?Newfoundland
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Indira Gandhi, Indian Prime Minister from 1966-1977, 1980-84, was the daughter of which other former leader?Jawaharlal Nehru
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The Orient Express originally travelled from Paris to which other terminus in south-eastern Europe?Istanbul
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In 2004, football manager José Mourinho won his first UEFA Champions League title when which of his teams defeated AS Monaco in the final?FC Porto
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In which lunar "sea" did the Eagle Lander - carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - touch down during the Apollo 11 mission of 1969?Sea of Tranquility
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In which African nation does the once semi-mythical city of Timbuktu now reside?Mali
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Which European city on the Danube is home to the second oldest electric-powered metro system in the world, predated only by the London Underground?Budapest
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12. American singer Lionel Richie is a former member of which funk and soul band, who had hits with "Brick House" and "Three Times a Lady"?The Commodores
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4. Who is the only quarterback to have won 5 Superbowl titles, all achieved during his career with the New England Patriots?Tom Brady
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5. Iraq's invasion of which state on the Persian Gulf, in August 1990, sparked a UN-backed intervention which would become known as the Gulf War?Kuwait
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6. The Australian monolith, formerly known as Ayer's Rock, is now referred to by which indigenous title?Uluru
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7. Which British tennis player became, in 2016, the first to ever win two Olympic singles titles?Sir Andy Murray
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8. Which politician was elected leader of the UK Labour Party, following the sudden death of John Smith in 1994?Tony Blair
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9. Which pop singer starred as Argentinian first lady Eva Peron in the film version of Evita, released in 1996?Madonna
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10. Which prison in Paris was stormed on July 14th, 1789, releasing all 7 inmates who remained inside and marked the beginning of the French Revolution?Le Bastille
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11. Which England striker remains the only player (as of 2019) to have scored a hat-trick in a FIFA World Cup final, after scoring three against in a 4-2 victory against West Germany in 1966?Sir Geoff Hurst
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3. Which Chinese waterway, which reaches the ocean near Shanghai, is the longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world, at just under 4000 miles long?Yangtze
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13. Which large member of the weasel family, native to North America and Russia, is sometimes referred to as the Glutton, or Carcajou?Wolverine
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14. Along with Labrador, which large island, with the capital St. John, joined Canada from the United Kingdom in 1949?Newfoundland
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15. Indira Gandhi, Indian Prime Minister from 1966-1977, 1980-84, was the daughter of which other former leader?Jawaharlal Nehru
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16. The Orient Express originally travelled from Paris to which other terminus in south-eastern Europe?Istanbul
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17. In 2004, football manager José Mourinho won his first UEFA Champions League title when which of his teams defeated AS Monaco in the final?FC Porto
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18. In which lunar "sea" did the Eagle Lander - carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - touch down during the Apollo 11 mission of 1969?Sea of Tranquility
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19. In which African nation does the once semi-mythical city of Timbuktu now reside?Mali
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